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1/ Since some are only just now learning that Bitcoin lets you transact peer-to-peer and replaces banks… Here’s a bigger question: Is making Bitcoin obsolete? 👇 I asked founder Grigore Rosu on the Acc Podcast - his answer completely reframes what blockchains are for.

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Bitcoin Archive

221,847 views • 1 year ago

Who's Watching the Bitcoin Network? with B10C | SLP707 b10c and I discuss censorship resistance, mining pools, and the real impact of OFAC sanctions. We also explore how B10C’s Peer Observer project and the Bitcoin Network Operations Collective helps monitor the Bitcoin network for anomalies and attacks. (00:00) - Intro (00:17) - Who is B10C? (03:48) - Are some of the Bitcoin transactions OFAC compliant? (07:53) - Are mining pools filtering transactions? (10:59) - Censorship resistance in Bitcoin mining; U.S vs China Bitcoin mining insights (13:59) - Multiple mining pools using the same block template? (20:28) - Payout structures for Bitcoin mining pools; IPC Mining interface by Bitcoin Core V30 (25:47) - What is the Peer Observer Project? (30:00) - Monitoring Bitcoin’s P2P Network through the lens of different configurations (33:20) - Insights from the Peer Observer Project (36:17) - What are the costs associated with running the Peer Observer Project? (38:05) - Tooling, infrastructure, data analysis aspects of the Project (40:11) - What is the expected behaviour of a Bitcoin node?; Network attacks and privacy risks (49:32) - What do we know about ‘Linking Lion’? (53:11) - Chain surveillance on Bitcoin (55:46) - Compact Block Relay (1:05:03) - Broad trends of block reconstruction rates (1:15:39) - Core vs Knots point of view on block propagation (1:20:39) - What is the Bitcoin Network Operations Collective? (1:23:09) - Closing thoughts
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Stephan Livera

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Last weekend Coinjoined Chris ⚡ and I spent the day in the park with Peter Todd, filming peer-to-peer bitcoin convos on rollercoasters 🎢⚡ 100 reposts = slush lets us expense the tickets. Episode 1 kicks off with us roasting Peter Todd for that tweet he got paid for… in Solana 🤮
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Last weekend Coinjoined Chris ⚡ and I spent the day in the park with Peter Todd, filming peer-to-peer bitcoin convos on rollercoasters 🎢⚡ 100 reposts = slush lets us expense the tickets. Episode 1 kicks off with us roasting Peter Todd for that tweet he got paid for… in Solana 🤮

Grafton (Disco)

21,604 views • 10 months ago

It’s been some journey. What started as an jdea to create a little coffee group to provide support for men has exploded in to the biggest male peer to peer suicide prevention organisation in the UK and I believe we are still only just getting started…
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It’s been some journey. What started as an jdea to create a little coffee group to provide support for men has exploded in to the biggest male peer to peer suicide prevention organisation in the UK and I believe we are still only just getting started…

Luke Ambler

21,237 views • 3 years ago

For those of you who are new here, I encourage you to watch this short video that shows you what Bitcoin was vs. what it has morphed into today. In the beginning, peer-to-peer digital cash for the world with no 3rd parties. Michael Saylor’s vision: Don’t compete with the dollar, Euro, MasterCard or Visa. Comply with KYC/AML and the IRS. We are facing technocratic tyranny. We need p2p digital cash separate from state now more than we did when Bitcoin was released to the world. This time, we need privacy-by-default.
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For those of you who are new here, I encourage you to watch this short video that shows you what Bitcoin was vs. what it has morphed into today. In the beginning, peer-to-peer digital cash for the world with no 3rd parties. Michael Saylor’s vision: Don’t compete with the dollar, Euro, MasterCard or Visa. Comply with KYC/AML and the IRS. We are facing technocratic tyranny. We need p2p digital cash separate from state now more than we did when Bitcoin was released to the world. This time, we need privacy-by-default.

Aaron Day

45,084 views • 5 months ago

"We just rebuilt the entire messaging stack. It uses a sort of peer to peer based encryption system, similar to Bitcoin. I think it is a very strong encryption method. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. Apps like WhatsApp have advertising hooks. WhatsApp knows enough about what you are texting to decide which ads to show you. That is a massive security vulnerability, because if it has enough information to show you ads, it has a lot of information. X Chat has no hooks for advertising." Switch to 𝕏 Chat
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"We just rebuilt the entire messaging stack. It uses a sort of peer to peer based encryption system, similar to Bitcoin. I think it is a very strong encryption method. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. Apps like WhatsApp have advertising hooks. WhatsApp knows enough about what you are texting to decide which ads to show you. That is a massive security vulnerability, because if it has enough information to show you ads, it has a lot of information. X Chat has no hooks for advertising." Switch to 𝕏 Chat

DogeDesigner

56,764 views • 4 months ago

Elon Musk on XChat: “There are just some things that are less insecure than others. So, you know, on X, we just rebuilt the entire messaging stack into what's called XChat. It's using a sort of a peer-to-peer based encryption system. It's kind of similar to Bitcoin. I think it's very good encryption. We're testing it thoroughly. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. So if you look at something like WhatsApp or really any of the others, they've got hooks in there for advertising. [Hook is] like WhatsApp knows enough about what you're texting to know what ads to show you. That's a massive security vulnerability.”
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Elon Musk on XChat: “There are just some things that are less insecure than others. So, you know, on X, we just rebuilt the entire messaging stack into what's called XChat. It's using a sort of a peer-to-peer based encryption system. It's kind of similar to Bitcoin. I think it's very good encryption. We're testing it thoroughly. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. So if you look at something like WhatsApp or really any of the others, they've got hooks in there for advertising. [Hook is] like WhatsApp knows enough about what you're texting to know what ads to show you. That's a massive security vulnerability.”

Eva Fo𝕏 🦊 Claudius Nero's Legion

800,951 views • 8 months ago

Meanwhile Jamie Dimon wants to ban #bitcoin…we are out here living on a bitcoin standard. Just a friendly reminder that bitcoin is permission-less. And like he says the only people who use BTC are criminals, drug addicts, you name it. Mhmm.
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Meanwhile Jamie Dimon wants to ban #bitcoin…we are out here living on a bitcoin standard. Just a friendly reminder that bitcoin is permission-less. And like he says the only people who use BTC are criminals, drug addicts, you name it. Mhmm.

isa⚡️

52,761 views • 2 years ago

🚨 Elon Musk on 𝕏 Chat: "We just rebuilt the entire messaging stack. It uses a sort of peer to peer based encryption system, similar to Bitcoin. I think it is a very strong encryption method. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. Apps like WhatsApp have advertising hooks. WhatsApp knows enough about what you are texting to decide which ads to show you. That is a massive security vulnerability, because if it has enough information to show you ads, it has a lot of information. X Chat has no hooks for advertising."
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🚨 Elon Musk on 𝕏 Chat: "We just rebuilt the entire messaging stack. It uses a sort of peer to peer based encryption system, similar to Bitcoin. I think it is a very strong encryption method. There are no hooks in the X system for advertising. Apps like WhatsApp have advertising hooks. WhatsApp knows enough about what you are texting to decide which ads to show you. That is a massive security vulnerability, because if it has enough information to show you ads, it has a lot of information. X Chat has no hooks for advertising."

DogeDesigner

537,400 views • 8 months ago

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"I think Visa is just coping here when they say that all of us are going to need to transact still peer-to-peer using credit cards" "They're saying that most of your small transactions, let's call it sub $1, are going to be handled by an agent on your behalf. You won't know what they're doing, they'll just be out there doing it" "I'm going to be honest, I think they're going to do some of the bigger transactions too" "We've already actually seen some evidence of this. Visa reports that X402, which was originally created by Coinbase but is now stewarded by the Linux Foundation, has already done 109.6 million transactions from AI agents with $15 million in volume, in roughly a year since they launched at the beginning of the summer of 2025"

The Wolf Of All Streets

20,184 views • 1 day ago

Andrew Kang thinks crypto holders are about to get a brutal reality check on how small Bitcoin really is 😳 "People within the crypto space think Bitcoin's the world and it's a big asset, but SpaceX is now bigger than Bitcoin." "To think that robotics, or at least a few robotics companies, are also gonna be bigger than Bitcoin. I don't think it's too far fetched."
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Andrew Kang thinks crypto holders are about to get a brutal reality check on how small Bitcoin really is 😳 "People within the crypto space think Bitcoin's the world and it's a big asset, but SpaceX is now bigger than Bitcoin." "To think that robotics, or at least a few robotics companies, are also gonna be bigger than Bitcoin. I don't think it's too far fetched."

EllioTrades Clips

101,564 views • 1 month ago

This is a Neurosurgeon at UCLA He has a patient that has brain tumors 🚨 UnitedHealthcare has denied his patient a MRI for lifesaving imaging and THEY’RE DENYING DOING PEER TO PEERS A Peer to Peer is how doctors could appeal the insurance company decision “So UnitedHealthcare has once again disappointed me as an insurance company because they not only denied an MRI for one of my patients that needed advanced sequences for tumor surgery, but they denied a peer to peer. Now, I thought things were supposed to get better after all the complaints on social media, the heat that they've had from all the public opinion. But to take away the peer to peer process and have us fill out a form that they're going to fax to us at some unknown time and date, this patient literally needs the SARI so that we can do a safer brain tumor surgery, and yet now they're removing the avenues through which we can even apply for that. — UnitedHealth, if you are going to deny our ability to order scans or labs that are crucial for carrying out safe patient care, at least make the appeal process easier so that we can do so”
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This is a Neurosurgeon at UCLA He has a patient that has brain tumors 🚨 UnitedHealthcare has denied his patient a MRI for lifesaving imaging and THEY’RE DENYING DOING PEER TO PEERS A Peer to Peer is how doctors could appeal the insurance company decision “So UnitedHealthcare has once again disappointed me as an insurance company because they not only denied an MRI for one of my patients that needed advanced sequences for tumor surgery, but they denied a peer to peer. Now, I thought things were supposed to get better after all the complaints on social media, the heat that they've had from all the public opinion. But to take away the peer to peer process and have us fill out a form that they're going to fax to us at some unknown time and date, this patient literally needs the SARI so that we can do a safer brain tumor surgery, and yet now they're removing the avenues through which we can even apply for that. — UnitedHealth, if you are going to deny our ability to order scans or labs that are crucial for carrying out safe patient care, at least make the appeal process easier so that we can do so”

Wall Street Apes

782,676 views • 1 year ago

The number one question I keep hearing is: "With all the demand for Bitcoin from institutions, sovereign wealth funds, etc., WHY IS BITCOIN'S PRICE NOT GOING HIGHER?" And I will tell you what I recently told NICO⚡️ on a podcast. LTH's (Long Term Holders) are sellling. It's just that simple, kids. They are taking profits after significantly holding Bitcoin, some for years. Some have held since 2011 and are now selling! Between $58K rising up to $98K there were ONE MILLION coins sold from LTH's. Right now as I write this, LTH's are selling over 100,000 coins per month. 3,000 coins a day. BUT. This is so incredibly positive. Because these coins are being bought. We have not "crashed" as I thought we would have. There is a relentless underpinning bid that is putting NEW PRICE DISCOVERY in every one of these coins. We are creating a new cohort of coins that others view valuable above $100k. We are increasing the Realized Cap of Bitcoin every day. That is incredibly bullish for the long term. Someday you will be that LTH with incredible wealth and time. You might want to buy something. Hmmmm. As a pilot, I know what I want, do you?
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The number one question I keep hearing is: "With all the demand for Bitcoin from institutions, sovereign wealth funds, etc., WHY IS BITCOIN'S PRICE NOT GOING HIGHER?" And I will tell you what I recently told NICO⚡️ on a podcast. LTH's (Long Term Holders) are sellling. It's just that simple, kids. They are taking profits after significantly holding Bitcoin, some for years. Some have held since 2011 and are now selling! Between $58K rising up to $98K there were ONE MILLION coins sold from LTH's. Right now as I write this, LTH's are selling over 100,000 coins per month. 3,000 coins a day. BUT. This is so incredibly positive. Because these coins are being bought. We have not "crashed" as I thought we would have. There is a relentless underpinning bid that is putting NEW PRICE DISCOVERY in every one of these coins. We are creating a new cohort of coins that others view valuable above $100k. We are increasing the Realized Cap of Bitcoin every day. That is incredibly bullish for the long term. Someday you will be that LTH with incredible wealth and time. You might want to buy something. Hmmmm. As a pilot, I know what I want, do you?

George Bodine

115,220 views • 8 months ago

🇺🇸 SENATOR TED CRUZ: We are going to unleash crypto. I am proud to stand with Bitcoin. I am the only member of the U.S. Senate who is a Bitcoin miner, and I am proud to say that Texas is an oasis for Bitcoin.
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🇺🇸 SENATOR TED CRUZ: We are going to unleash crypto. I am proud to stand with Bitcoin. I am the only member of the U.S. Senate who is a Bitcoin miner, and I am proud to say that Texas is an oasis for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Archive

219,762 views • 1 year ago

Watching Strategy accumulate Bitcoin in real time is insane... 4.6 BTC per minute so far today. A few days ago we surpassed 20,000,000 Bitcoin meaning there are less than 999,956 BTC left. People haven't done the math. Michael Saylor has figured out the product that 1% of a $300 trillion bond market is going to want. Satoshi Nakamoto figured out how to make peer to peer electronic cash. Michael Michael Saylor has finally figured out how to dig a channel in the ground from the massive ocean of endless fiat money so that gravity can do the work for water to flow into the kiddie pool that is Bitcoin. STRC is still only $3.8 billion and 1% of $300 trillion is $3 trillion... This Bitcoin price is not sustainable. STRC accumulated now well over 1,100 BTC today. There are less than a million Bitcoin to be issued and a handful of million that can be sold. What happens after 1,000 trading days? Bitcoin is infinity divisible so we won't run out or lose volume, but price must go up. What happens when a major world government simply "copy+paste" this for it's own sovereign debt+currency? The playbook is literally right here in real time. The demand is insatiable because you can print currency forever. "The first country that prints it's own currency for Bitcoin wins." - Michael Saylor
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Watching Strategy accumulate Bitcoin in real time is insane... 4.6 BTC per minute so far today. A few days ago we surpassed 20,000,000 Bitcoin meaning there are less than 999,956 BTC left. People haven't done the math. Michael Saylor has figured out the product that 1% of a $300 trillion bond market is going to want. Satoshi Nakamoto figured out how to make peer to peer electronic cash. Michael Michael Saylor has finally figured out how to dig a channel in the ground from the massive ocean of endless fiat money so that gravity can do the work for water to flow into the kiddie pool that is Bitcoin. STRC is still only $3.8 billion and 1% of $300 trillion is $3 trillion... This Bitcoin price is not sustainable. STRC accumulated now well over 1,100 BTC today. There are less than a million Bitcoin to be issued and a handful of million that can be sold. What happens after 1,000 trading days? Bitcoin is infinity divisible so we won't run out or lose volume, but price must go up. What happens when a major world government simply "copy+paste" this for it's own sovereign debt+currency? The playbook is literally right here in real time. The demand is insatiable because you can print currency forever. "The first country that prints it's own currency for Bitcoin wins." - Michael Saylor

Luke Broyles

144,156 views • 4 months ago

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Schiff: I think it's valuable that the American people get a sense of what you have refused to answer today. So these are just some of the questions you refuse to answer, but or have answered with personal attacks on members of this committee. You were asked whether you consulted with career ethics lawyers, as you promised you would do during your nomination hearing. When you approved the president receiving a $400 million gift from the qataris, you refused to answer that question. You were asked who or what role you may have played, or who played the role in asking the trump's name be flagged in any of the Epstein documents gathered by the FBI? You refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether Homan kept the $50,000 bribe money. You refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether Homan paid taxes on the $50,000 bribe money. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, did career prosecutors find insufficient evidence to charge James Comey. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, how are military strikes on these boats in the caribbean legal. And you refuse to even answer that question. You are asked, excuse me, excuse me? You are asked, did you discuss indicting James Comey with the president. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, did you approve the firing of antitrust lawyers who disagreed with the Hewlett Packard merger. You refused to answer that question. You were asked whether you support a restoration fund for violent insurrections, insurrections to attack the capitol on January 6th. Refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether you were firing career professionals, career prosecutors just because they worked on January 6th. Question January 6th investigations. You refuse to answer that question. You were asked by my colleague whether you believe government officials, like immigration officials, have to abide by court orders. You wouldn't answer that question

Acyn

1,117,864 views • 9 months ago

NYC baddie asked me: "Why isn't bitcoin going up during the war?" I sat there and thought about it. And I said, that's legitimately a good question. I'm not sure I have an answer. In theory, Bitcoin is designed as a hedge against geopolitical unrest. But it's never actually traded like one. i told her the paradox of bitcoin is if we went to world war three, like REAL word war three bitcoin is probably candling green right now. does that make sense? she wasn’t too excited to hear that The better answer is: don't talk to hot girls about Bitcoin.
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NYC baddie asked me: "Why isn't bitcoin going up during the war?" I sat there and thought about it. And I said, that's legitimately a good question. I'm not sure I have an answer. In theory, Bitcoin is designed as a hedge against geopolitical unrest. But it's never actually traded like one. i told her the paradox of bitcoin is if we went to world war three, like REAL word war three bitcoin is probably candling green right now. does that make sense? she wasn’t too excited to hear that The better answer is: don't talk to hot girls about Bitcoin.

threadguy

58,824 views • 3 months ago

Bitcoin whales just accumulated 270,000 BTC. The largest spike in whale accumulation we've ever seen. Bigger than COVID. Bigger than the FTX bottom. The question isn't whether that's bullish... The question is: What are they preparing for? Intro 00:00 Bitcoin whale accumulation 00:45 Bigger than covid and FTX 1:10 Crypto risk last time this happened 2:30 Chart analysis 5:30
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Bitcoin whales just accumulated 270,000 BTC. The largest spike in whale accumulation we've ever seen. Bigger than COVID. Bigger than the FTX bottom. The question isn't whether that's bullish... The question is: What are they preparing for? Intro 00:00 Bitcoin whale accumulation 00:45 Bigger than covid and FTX 1:10 Crypto risk last time this happened 2:30 Chart analysis 5:30

Dan Gambardello

30,506 views • 15 days ago

Former BlackRock fund manager Ed Dowd: "The metals are telling you that there's uncertainty out there and a lack of trust... [and] that gold and silver are going to be part of the new monetary system... [so] gold and silver are the trade and not Bitcoin so much." This clip of Dowd (Edward Dowd), who is also the founder of Phinance Technologies, is taken from a discussion with Michael Farris (Michael Farris) posted to YouTube on January 13, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "The metals are telling you that there's uncertainty out there and a lack of trust. I think the big, the moves in gold and silver are really discounting a lack of trust and fear of what is coming and what it's going to look like. And, and also it's also telling you that gold and silver are going to be part of the new monetary system. "And Bitcoin, interestingly enough, has stalled out. It's down 20% since October, the high in October and Bitcoin is barely up today. So, you know, there was always this thesis around Bitcoin that when when there's a new monetary system comes, it's going to, it's going to be protection against, you know, any of that kind of uncertainty. It's increasing. It's becoming increasingly obvious to me that gold and silver are the trade and not Bitcoin so much. "And Bitcoin, unfortunately, is very highly correlated to the Nasdaq and it's disconnected from the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq and Bitcoin have disconnected temporarily. Generally speaking, they're highly correlated. So what does that say? Does that say Nasdaq is going to catch up down to Bitcoin or is Bitcoin going to rally back up? I think that the Nasdaq is going to go down to bitcoin. So that's where we are."
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Former BlackRock fund manager Ed Dowd: "The metals are telling you that there's uncertainty out there and a lack of trust... [and] that gold and silver are going to be part of the new monetary system... [so] gold and silver are the trade and not Bitcoin so much." This clip of Dowd (Edward Dowd), who is also the founder of Phinance Technologies, is taken from a discussion with Michael Farris (Michael Farris) posted to YouTube on January 13, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "The metals are telling you that there's uncertainty out there and a lack of trust. I think the big, the moves in gold and silver are really discounting a lack of trust and fear of what is coming and what it's going to look like. And, and also it's also telling you that gold and silver are going to be part of the new monetary system. "And Bitcoin, interestingly enough, has stalled out. It's down 20% since October, the high in October and Bitcoin is barely up today. So, you know, there was always this thesis around Bitcoin that when when there's a new monetary system comes, it's going to, it's going to be protection against, you know, any of that kind of uncertainty. It's increasing. It's becoming increasingly obvious to me that gold and silver are the trade and not Bitcoin so much. "And Bitcoin, unfortunately, is very highly correlated to the Nasdaq and it's disconnected from the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq and Bitcoin have disconnected temporarily. Generally speaking, they're highly correlated. So what does that say? Does that say Nasdaq is going to catch up down to Bitcoin or is Bitcoin going to rally back up? I think that the Nasdaq is going to go down to bitcoin. So that's where we are."

Sense Receptor

136,648 views • 5 months ago